SGX:DFI 3 November 2025 - 9 December 2025

Singapore’s stock market opened the week on a strong note, ending higher on Monday in line with gains across Asiabusinesstimes.com.sg. The Straits Times Index closed at 4,444.33 points, marking a 0.4% advance from the previous sessionbusinesstimes.com.sg. This move reverses Friday’s mild decline and keeps the STI near the top of its recent 4,420–4,450 trading band, indicating resilience but also a still range-bound marketbusinesstoday.com.my. Market breadth reflected bullish sentiment, as advancers outpaced decliners by roughly 1.5-to-1 and turnover was moderate at S$1.6 billionbusinesstimes.com.sg. Traders noted that the broad-based gains signaled renewed risk appetite after a cautious end to October. Overall sentiment was bolstered by regional optimism and easing global risks. Investors took cues from a rally in major Asian indices, suggesting that Singapore’s market is benefitting from a rotation into regional equities. “Local shares ended Monday higher, tracking gains across regional markets,” The Business Times observed, highlighting that the STI’s rise was part of a broader Asian upswingbusinesstimes.com.sg. This represents a shift from the prior session, when the STI fell 0.2% to 4,428.62 amid profit-taking ahead of key economic data releasesbusinesstoday.com.my. Last Friday’s dip was seen by analysts as “more of a breather than a reversal”, as investors paused a recent